Published by Blueshift Development on 2019-09-01
1. The solar system model is also careful to account for the correct axis tilt, the retrograde rotation of Venus and Uranus, and the earth includes numerous textures: you can see city lights on the dark side, you can see a cloud layer, and it has 3D texture.
2. You can move forward and backward in time to control the revolution of the solar system.
3. And you can rotate, move and scale up the entire solar system.
4. While not affiliated with NASA, the orbits are calculated using NASA orbital mechanics research.
5. And the first screen of the app includes even more details for each of the planets (and Pluto).
6. Solarscene sets itself apart with hyper-realistic orbit paths on a human-comprehensible scale.
7. You can find the open-source details on the actual calculations and how they were implemented from links within the app.
8. There are ten facts for each planet, so keep tapping on them and exploring.
9. When you tap on a planet, you can see a random fact about the planet.
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Or follow the guide below to use on PC:
Select Windows version:
Install SolarScene app on your Windows in 4 steps below:
Download a Compatible APK for PC
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Get APK for PC → | Blueshift Development | 5.00 | 1.1.1 |
For Windows 11, check if there's a native SolarScene Windows app here » ». If none, follow the steps below:
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Get SolarScene on Apple macOS
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Get $1.99 on Mac | Blueshift Development | 3 | 5.00 |
Download on Android: Download Android
- Hyper-realistic orbit paths on a human-comprehensible scale
- Orbits calculated using NASA orbital mechanics research
- Accurate axis tilt and retrograde rotation of Venus and Uranus
- Earth includes city lights, cloud layer, and 3D texture
- Ability to move forward and backward in time to control the revolution of the solar system
- Ability to rotate, move, and scale up the entire solar system
- Random facts about each planet (ten facts for each planet)
- Additional details for each planet (and Pluto) on the first screen of the app
- Option to add a starry background and toss the celestial bodies for fun
- Open-source details on the calculations and implementation of the orbits available within the app.